Chantal Hebert

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584 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 5 Jun

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The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge · Good Talk - What Should We Learn From The CBS "60 Minutes" Disaster? · 5 Jun 2026 podcast

The US has been going big on data centers.

While they're doing that, they are not really able to put in place or give the power that they need to produce aluminum at the cost that would be Canadian prices, for instance.

I believe, and I know nothing about technology, I just say this based on everything that I've seen over the years, I believe the issues related to power, heat, noise of data centers will be resolved.

because they depend on technological solutions and those will happen.

So it's probably a good idea not to rush into wanting to have a lot of today's data centers and maybe wait to see where the technology brings you.

But I do believe that over time, these issues are the easy issues to resolve.

The job issues,

I thought something interesting in the government's proposal was to give Canadians a chance to become more familiar with AI and how it can be used or should be used and not used in their lives.

Because a lot of people are actually getting connected to AI in all kinds of ways, but they are walking, they're blindfolded.

They don't know what they're walking into because there's no... We never went to school and...

Most people who are working never went to school in an era where there is AI.

So yes, I can do the science fiction thing.

It is really scary.

I believe many, many, many jobs, including the one that we do, will be impacted or changed by AI in the same way that our jobs were transformed by the internet.

But I'm not thinking at this point that AI means

job disappearance rather than job changes and modifying the way we approach issues.

But I think there is a lot of public education that needs to be done.

I'll give you an example.

Radio-Canada today, I happen to know this because two of the hosts that I listen or work with are away having a one-day training seminar on AI.

And I spent part of the early morning thinking, I only wish that they would invite me to spend the day to do this, because where else would I get the knowledge that I need to know how to make use of this?

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